New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
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MANY wELL-KxowN MEN IN THE CITY.

MANY wELL-KNOwN MEN IN THE CITY,
The adjournment Of Congress and the large rail-
road and that are on foot Droueht
together here rccsntly prominent public per-
sons than have been in NewYcrk for many day. Ioat
central gathering point FfthAyenue Hotel coridor
oiled with wellknowp public faces and hguros ING
other morning. Senator Hoar, OF Massachusetts was
chatting with Senator Eugene Hale OF Maine about the
heavy snow drifts in New England. Senator Hoar was
susceptible the congratulations OF Republicans VINO
gathered around him &c talk about his recent speech
ana exposition OF the autocratc methods OF speaker
Carlisle, and beamed over his god-bowed specaces VIII
ehsrubc smile. Senator Vest. OF Missouri who looks
like pucky little fighting rooster told stories 10 us
brother Senators aud acqusintances until their mirh
attracted the attention Of the entire Corridor lie sad
that Mr. Uost's amayems1t at Blackburn's reply re-
minded him OF an old horse grazing quietly beside
tepos when he found hin self suddenly sradded by
IN schiey Gus urchn. " You have seen such a clap
get on horse and swing his hat and kick his heels into
wilderment of the creature Well. that was Hoars
sltustion." Ex-s senator Warner Miller In his fayorlte
iiude OF arm on hts hip and one hand III ms
trousers pocket ia engaged N conversation with A. l.
Cheney president OF tue Garfield National Bank ana et
Collector Rooney W. Daniels. OF buffalo while Senate
Clerk John W. Vrooman, state Senator sloan and Con
gresham George Wet make up lte sac cp.er W. I
the other. The latter declares that the result OF the
Cph Mp prS we're rSa be Candidate for State
office today he would not be as strong rs ne ore me e
feat The same Is true of Mr.. Morton Neither Ia 1ir.
Hscock before the contest SO far as running
for a State Office Is concerned
Alfred suliy's white, heavy, smooth shaver aud some
what wrnkled face is to be in party of men sur
rounding General T. NJ. Logan. The General Is small
man, while Mr. Sally is tall and athletic. Presently
they 10 of downtown. and spreads around the cor
rdor that they will another pull at the Baltimore
and Ohio consolidation, although the Richmond Term
na directors voted against entering the eg dea 10
way tn make their proper ;ie} responsible Tor H. AID
other railroad ootrrie IS made up Of Marvin Hughtt
general OF the Chicago and Northwestern
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John ID. Howe Of st. Paul. who succeeded Senator
spooneI counsel for the ChTa ago. st. Paul Mnsn
man. with lean ace and closely trimmed brisy brown
whskers
General ". T. Sherman, in long overcoat with fur
collar walks through the corridor with General ~ J.
williamson formerly Commissioner of the General Land
Ohice now a prosperous lawyer IN WASHINGTON cen
era Williamson is OF heavy frame with large req race
that tells Of prosperity and good living moment lIt
later little PIN sheridan comes down me inarhle
al arcase and Joins Mrs sheridan at the ladies entrance
with whom be Of shopping tour. carry ing MS
wife's handbag with the Raiantry OF vouns beau
General Sheridan said idoze his seVon yearsoId
boy.
Ex-senator william II. Bnrnum. of Connecticut, drops
in to char with Marvin Huglit TO call on secretary
Manning ana 10 talk With Senator Vest about tho adj
iournmeut of the National singing school," he terms
Congress- H. C. Parsons of Natural Bridge. Va moves
about in the tnrong aud ia heard inviting some or his
friends to join au excursion over the tiuonnau ana
Southeastern Railroad ct moa.h the trim to onI al Nat
Bridge lie his frienls inhklhg
gauge Of that road and putting 1t into virginia west
Virginia. OHIO and tennessee connection o. considerable
extent. Howard CAROLS Int face. minute mustnche
and bulky form appear through tue biz portals OF tue
hotel. He has the air and appearance o. roser"
brewer. The Japanese party when mas peen mere LOT
days comprising the SURE OF General Count n.
Kuro H. mas a number OF its the floor They
getting ready 10 Washington on the AFTERNOON
group OF State politicians VINO are discussing
the Brooklyn investigation Is Date no OF ex7peaGer
Gtorge IRWIN the handsome advocate OF womai
suffrage, who declares tnat te biil 'or ,h'
vet become n law; AssemblyL9n Arnold who opposed
that bill Hereby that the ladies' drcl-re. ll the
/ "hOmefst" man in Albany; euhlyman fremont
Cole happy 10 thinking himself handsome aud 80
cares nothing about ths woman suffrage Dill u Ike
Greene. OF the Brooklyn investigating c"tD nltte'
! Hamilton Fish, jr aud Railroad ConHisa'ner Jobn
ODounelL The latter has written all elaborate open
letter charging Governor Hll by the nomination
OF Estate Senator Arkei 70 Ralroal Comm ',nlcr'
has attempted preak the New YORK Raj road Com
mission In the the ralroHis u II n he uuh-
s he'd aud sent the NesyOrk Board o. Trade and
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